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Medical Tourism and Health Information Technology in Malaysia
According to Dan Dunlop, over at The Healthcare Marketer, the following video promotes Malaysia as a preferred healthcare destination. It positions the country as a one stop destination for all medical and tourism related needs, bringing together related service providers on a single platform. Malaysia would like to be seen as being on the leading edge of technology.
Malaysia Healthcare
In fact, here’s what the Malaysia Healthcare website had to say about the video:
“With state of the art hospitals being built in Malaysia; it’s just a matter of time before we experience seamless healthcare delivery. Malaysia Healthcare patients use a portable Personal Health Record (PHR) called the iPHER that carries all their PHI which includes, medications, lab tests, diagnosis, immunizations, alternative procedures, digital images, dental records, ophthalmic care (lens and contact prescriptions) and DNA any where in the world with no need to access the Internet to view the information. Malaysia Healthcare currently uses this PHR to reduce medical errors and create continuity of care for all their patients and to provide seamless healthcare delivery.”
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This is an incredible video that demonstrates how Microsoft sees the future of healthcare and shows one vision for how technology will potentially improve our way of life!
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Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aKNK7OTHKs&feature=player_embedded#at=235
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